Colorado’s Recycling Rate Leaves Room for Improvement
June 20, 2011
How does a state with so many naturalists and outdoor enthusiasts have such a low recycling rate? New programs aim to make Colorado a greener state.
Marina Hanes is a writer and editor based in Youngstown, OH. In addition to website content writing experience, she acquired researching and interviewing skills while working in a law office and a trauma research department.
Marina's grandfather, who was a forester, sparked her interest in sustainability. In 2008, she received a degree in professional writing and editing from Youngstown State University. In her spare time, she dabbles in fiction and children’s book writing, and her hobbies include yoga, skiing, kayaking and reading. Living with three cats and three dogs only makes life more fulfilling.
Marina owns Cat’s Eye Editing, LLC, and a listing of her published works can be found at CatsEyeEditing.com.
June 20, 2011
How does a state with so many naturalists and outdoor enthusiasts have such a low recycling rate? New programs aim to make Colorado a greener state.
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